Federalism Quiz

Concurrent powers are constitutional powers that are

• shared by the executive and legislative branches.

• given exclusively to the national government.

• given exclusively to the state government.

• shared by state and national governments.

• retained by the states.

The power to coin money is a/an

• denied power.

• reserved power.

• concurrent power.

• enumerated power.

• implied power

The power to conduct elections

• denied power.

• reserved power.

• concurrent power.

• enumerated power.

• implied power

The power to prevent someone from holding a meeting of Young Democrats or Young Republicans is a/an

• denied power.

• reserved power.

• concurrent power.

• enumerated power.

• implied power

The power to issue a new coin with a different silhouette on it is a/an

• denied power.

• reserved power.

• concurrent power.

• enumerated power.

• implied power

The power to tax you beyond belief is/an

• denied power.

• reserved power.

• concurrent power.

• enumerated power.

• implied power

The power to establish a post office across from our school is a/an

• denied power.

• reserved power.

• concurrent power.

• enumerated power.

• implied power

The power to ratify an Amendment abolishing the Electoral College is/an

• denied power.

• reserved power.

• concurrent power.

• enumerated power.

• implied power

The powers delegated to Congress include the power to

• tax interstate commerce

• declare war

• ratify amendments

• conduct elections

• create establish local governments

The powers reserved to the states include the power to

• coin money

• declare war

• establish schools

• establish federal courts

• regulate interstate trade